Greetings fellow forum users! This is my first post. I recently acquired a used Tascam SX-1 and have been teaching myself how to use it. I've figured out, with the aid of the documentation and by experimentation, how to do the basics. I can record tracks; apply built-in effects to those tracks; mix them; and most recently, create a Redbook audio CD to listen to on my stereo.
Having successfully created a Redbook CD (with only a single track on it, as an experiment to see if I'd done it correctly) I listened to it on my stereo and to my amazement, the track appears to have been pitch-shifted. The song is in G, but played back, it's in F. I don't believe (although I haven't verified this yet) that the tempo has changed, just the pitch.
When I was playing with effects recently, on the very mix that I burned to disc, I played with several effects but pitch-shift wasn't one of them. I don't even recall seeing that effect in the list, although searching the reference manual there is a mention of it.
I'm sure I didn't play with any pitch-related features anywhere, and I have verified that neither the Conductor nor Metronome options are enabled. I have explored the interface fairly thoroughly and I'm at a loss as to how my CD got pitch-shifted.
Can anyone here point me in the right direction, offer a possible explanation, a theory, an idea...? I would much appreciate it. Thanks for reading.
Regards,
P.
Having successfully created a Redbook CD (with only a single track on it, as an experiment to see if I'd done it correctly) I listened to it on my stereo and to my amazement, the track appears to have been pitch-shifted. The song is in G, but played back, it's in F. I don't believe (although I haven't verified this yet) that the tempo has changed, just the pitch.
When I was playing with effects recently, on the very mix that I burned to disc, I played with several effects but pitch-shift wasn't one of them. I don't even recall seeing that effect in the list, although searching the reference manual there is a mention of it.
I'm sure I didn't play with any pitch-related features anywhere, and I have verified that neither the Conductor nor Metronome options are enabled. I have explored the interface fairly thoroughly and I'm at a loss as to how my CD got pitch-shifted.
Can anyone here point me in the right direction, offer a possible explanation, a theory, an idea...? I would much appreciate it. Thanks for reading.
Regards,
P.